Perhaps it's better to launch multiple, region-specific versions of a site, with region-specific data. Something like amazon.com vs amazon.nl vs amazon.de. Account data would still be global but that doesn't change much so you can get away with strong consistency.
Added benefit is that it clarifies how to do local compliance. With a global model, the complexity of local laws can really overwhelming. For example a global site based in the US needs to be GDPR-compliant, while a global site based in the EU has to figure out how to file multiple forms of taxes (federal, state, sales, city, district) for the 16000+ US tax jurisdictions. As a European I am more afraid of US taxes than GDPR.